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the moment but it is sort of their role in the conflict right now and that's further complicated by takis evolvement. yes actually. it is actually complicated because of turkey and no way turkey has been trying to sort of could its weight and insert its title into the conflict on the side of massacre by which these modeling conflict even further and it's making the solution to the conflict even more complicated because now we have nato member country who is inserted its force into a conflict it really had no business to be in in. yeah ok it's clear there is no easy fix but what's the way forward and can a diplomatic solution be found before this all gets out into an all out war. deployed exclusion these really the crux of the question in this moment and. honestly. do western governments and russia need to war in a court together to bring the parties together and say these are the solution and there are actually brain works that have been. finished over the years on how to see diplomatic solution to the conflict but the come up to completing parties are so entrenched in their positions tha

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. >> the vice presidential candidates taki more civil approach last night. we are live with how the sparks were still flying. >>> unemployment claims expected to stay historically high. we are minutes from the latest numbers. >> bay area nurses set to voice demands again. we are live with day two. >>> we have a lot to get to. we begin with gianna and the back up in the south bay and our first look at what started it. >>> we just got arch update from chp. this is north 101 at hellyer and san jose. you sigh the big rig on its side. tow crews are on scene. that's good news. they're hoping to have lanes open around 5:30 but that's not quite the case right now. you have lanes blocked to hellyer beyond 85 at this point and there is still a lot of activity because of that. traffic is squeezing by on the right shoulder which is causing vehicles to cut in and adding more to the back up in and around the area. in the meantime use an alternate such as 85 to 17, 87 or 280. 30 minutes 85 to 680 or 280 along 101. let's check in with mary. good morning. >>> good morning. h

. >> robert, you called president trump takie ining putin's word it comes to russian interference, a betrayal. explain what you mean and why you believe four more years would be devastating. >> well, jake, he was presented in finland with an opportunity to associate himself with his country's intelligence community, the combined assessment of the apolitical professionals that serve above themselves for the nation. he took what i guess he thinks is the easy way out and sided with his colleague vladimir putin. to me at that moment, it was a devastating moment. i don't mean for intelligence community. we can take it. i meant for the american people. because kyle just mentioned some of the risks that we see overseas. i will add to that. one of the most fundamental foundations of our democracy, which is 244 years old -- people think of it as enduring. it's an idea. if the people, if the governed don't have confidence in their government and how it works to serve them, then we are moving into dangerous places. i gotta say, if there's four more years of his self-centered -- it's all about m

donald trump should stop taki attacking them and do his job. >> then there's the president's son. i'm not big into getting after people's families. they are adults. for him to say about covid and the people who have died, to lie about the reality is just shameful. here is what they're saying. >> i went through the cdc data because i kept hearing about new infections but i was like, why aren't they talking about deaths? oh, oh, the numbers are almost nothing. >> ingraham even couldn't keep nodding along. nothing? a thousand more lives? shame on you, don, you know better than that. you're not ignorant. i know it's fox and they're nodding their heads and allowing you to pass whatever bs you want as a suggestion. but just so everybody at home is clear, there is too much death. that average is what it has been whenever we see spikes. and remember this. simple logic, simple science. we never see deaths track the number of cases. these are all lagging indicators. first you don't feel well. you wind up testing positive. then god forbid, the sickness gets ahold of you, then you're in the h

supreme court has repeatedly said that voting is a fundamental right and i agree you a-- fear you are taki statement out of context. it was a descriptive statement of the state of the case law comparing it to stripping fel y felonies of second amendment rights. i spare no view of whether the law should change with respect to voting rights. obviously that's a contested issue in some states, i have no view on that and it wasn't the subject of cantor. >> it wasn't the subject of the case, that's for sure. but in your writings you raise this. it was part of your dissent discussing the right to vote and felony conviction eliminating it. i'm afraid it's inescapable. you have to be prepared to answer this question. i read it and thought i can't imagine she's saying this. i'm afraid i was left with a suggestion you might. which brings me to conclusion here. we hear from the other side of the aisle we don't want any activist judges. we want judges going back to the original document, take it word for word, put it in historical context and don't get in the way of making laws. we make the laws. you'r

. >> he's using your circumstance to make the point that despite taki taking precautions, your campaign was hit as well. what was your response to him? >> my response is with due respect and being polite that he's just incorrect. and the reality of it is that first of all, his approach to this issue is something the american public are suffering from. for example, what we did is we have had -- and he mocked joe biden in their debate about wearing masks and protocols that say we understand, love thy neighbor, wear your masks. we have had protocols that have been about saying that we need to have social distancing. we're not going to bring large crowds together because we don't want people to get sick as they exercise their rights in our democracy. on the other hand, you have a donald trump who has overlooked all of that when he information since january about how serious this was and he did not tell the american people. so, again, you have clear contrast. you want to talk about the difference between the two choices people have in just 19 days. people are voting right now by the way. the

is urging cooperation now between russian taki and back opposing sides in the conflict and diplomatic editor james bass has more from the u.n. the u.n. special envoy garr pedersen has told the u.n. security council he's worried about the situation in northwest syria where there's been a deterioration in the security situation with an airstrike it's believed it was carried out by russia all opposition fighters about 50 of them were killed and then retaliation from opposition groups who've been shelling syrian government positions he believes it could destabilize the situation where there has been for some time a shaky truce these dynamics come in rubble the previous calm achieved through possibly russian turkish go parisian corp which already faces junctions even joint patrols have remained stalled for all mom i appeal both the russia and turkey who are to contain the situation. there is one bit of good news coming out of it live and that's reports from the local media saying that there's been a visit by a un humanitarian delegation to the province the 1st of its type in 1000000 years

mr takis expressed his condolences to the victims' families and toured the damaged areas parts of the island of being put under a 6 month state of emergency. and he's 21 people have been killed in an attack on a village in the democratic republic of congo the army has confirmed an attack in the area of north kivu local leaders say armed men carried out the rage on friday evening. the vote count is underway in ivory coast's presidential election but voting has been marred by incidents of unrest in different parts of the country and he's fired tear gas at opposition protesters in the economic center of visual close to where president alassane ouattara voted what i was running for a 3rd term a move the opposition called unconstitutional 2 of the main opposition candidates boycotted the vote but idris has more president a lesson or tara cast his ballot hoping it will help keep him in office for another 5 years he sounded upbeat and optimistic about the democratic process in ivory coast so. this is an important day for democracy the process shouldn't be disrupted i am proud to have led my

amy and george are both taki notes with young ones. all right, as always, rebecca.launch" segment tips for navigating future plans if you've gone back to your family home during the pandemic. > now, let's go back to ginger. ginger. >> and, robin, an update on the 27th named storm of the season. we're almost to the le record number, zeta and the yucatan peninsula is on hurricane warning for up to 12 unfortunately the gulf coast preparing for what could be a hurricane or high-end tropical storm by wednesday night. you see it there on the map. we're going to fine-tune this. you can expect watches to go up later this >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. to our highest fire threat. we'll get it out of the way early and move it up into the mountains as we head past 11:00 this morning. it is going to be rather chilly the next couple of mornings and a very nice holid tap. near 70 along the coast with the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s. 40s and 50s tonight. my accuweather 7-day forecast wednesday and thursday morning 30s and 40s with h h h h h h h h